NEET Target Score Planner: Daily PYQ Plan
Set your target score and days left. You get the accuracy you need, how marks split across subjects, and a daily question plan.
Your plan for 620 marks
25 PYQs a day
That's 175 a week for 120 days to reach 3,000 questions. It's an expected AIR of about 265 on the 2025 pattern.
How many do you need to get right?
NEET gives +4 for a correct answer and −1 for a wrong one, out of 180 questions.
| Attempt | Correct | Wrong | Accuracy needed |
|---|---|---|---|
| 180 | 160 | 20 | 88.9% |
| 170 | 158 | 12 | 92.9% |
| 160 | 156 | 4 | 97.5% |
Where the marks come from
Biology (Botany + Zoology)
310 / 360
Physics
155 / 180
Chemistry
155 / 180
A balanced split in proportion to the paper. In practice most students score highest in Biology, so shift marks there if Physics is your weak spot.
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Frequently asked questions
How many questions should I attempt in NEET?
There is no single answer, because wrong answers cost 1 mark each. The planner shows, for your target, the correct answers you need at different attempt counts, so you can see the trade-off between attempting more and staying accurate.
How is the NEET marking scheme calculated?
+4 for each correct answer and −1 for each wrong answer, out of 180 questions and 720 marks. Unattempted questions carry no marks.
How many PYQs should I solve before NEET?
There is no fixed number. 3,000 previous-year questions is a solid, achievable goal for many students, spread over your remaining days. Quality matters more than count: read every solution and revise mistakes.
How should I split my target across subjects?
Biology carries 360 marks and Physics and Chemistry 180 each. The planner uses that proportion as a starting point. Most students score best in Biology, so adjust to your strengths.
Does the planner guarantee my target score?
No. It turns your target into daily and per-paper numbers. Reaching it depends on consistent practice and revision.